CodeCube

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by CodeCube 9y ago
I don't have much more to offer over the other comments, other than to bolster the requests for more information. Would love to hear about what venue/service you're using for this, and if you're willing to share, how muc
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by CodeCube 9y ago
They would be better bosses if they weren't harsh jerks that would alienate a good % of humans on this planet. Lionization of a-holes like steve jobs is terrible, regardless of their accomplishments.
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by CodeCube 9y ago
"everyone else" ... I don't know man, I haven't been ranting about this on twitter, and I find the author's document to be completely unreasonable, and many of the arguments against it to be entirely reasonable. May
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by CodeCube 9y ago
If such a repository existed ... it would simply be dismissed as biased by whatever side of the argument it "debunked" ;)
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by CodeCube 9y ago
Whether some of these ICOs are a fraud or not has nothing to do with how transparent the ledger technology is. Regardless of how well the ledger of what you "bought" is maintained, "what you bought" could still be a fa
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by CodeCube 9y ago
so then build the offices in oakland ;)
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Netduino is Back(blog.wildernesslabs.co)
2 points by CodeCube 9y ago|0 comments
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by CodeCube 9y ago
"in a business setting" ... I wish we'd all stop accepting crappy work environments just because they're a "business setting". There's no business setting certification that they have to maintain ... nothi
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by CodeCube 9y ago
Also, let's not forget that overworking them has literally led to a "mutiny" in space before ;) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skylab_mutiny
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by CodeCube 9y ago
wait, wouldn't this cause buyer's remorse? like, if I just finally decided to buy some product ... being bombarded with all the other options suddenly makes me rethink my purchase decision, "oh but what if this other one
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by CodeCube 9y ago
heh, no kidding :) https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=ARKit&page=&utm... Even though, to his point, he's technically correct, it was just a "dumb" overlay. However, part of the excitement of
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by CodeCube 9y ago
This is a complete guess, as I don't have any firsthand knowledge ... but I can only imagine that they have a whole array of seismographs on the premises, which they can use to clear noise from the main LIGO readings they are intereste
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by CodeCube 9y ago
If people don't bang on about it, nothing will ever change ... seriously, everyone will simply move on and build the next urban sprawl center, and the next shitty road, out to the next desolate subdivision because that's what&#x27
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by CodeCube 9y ago
it's like the internet, a series of tubes! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_cZC67wXUTs&ab_channel=super...
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by CodeCube 9y ago
didn't read the article due to paywall ... but given that I pretty much grew up in a mall (90's), I really miss them ... well, maybe just the arcades that were in them :P Malls in their current form (or at least, the form they wer
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by CodeCube 9y ago
Also, surprisingly good at birth control!
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by CodeCube 9y ago
https://www.xamarin.com/customers Each example across multiple industries says whether they're using test cloud, or the app was developed with the platform :)
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by CodeCube 9y ago
> No offense, but they may also not trust that you've configured the permissions correctly, or that your definition of "locked down" is one they think is appropriate for the photo or will be appropriate for the photo in a
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by CodeCube 9y ago
this is it right here ... what better way to get that baby-fresh feeling than just popping a squat in the river, where the current takes away your inanimate offspring downstream, and cleans your nether regions. Humans are creatures of habit
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by CodeCube 9y ago
that's only 163 years ago ... that is distressingly recent
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by CodeCube 9y ago
I fully get that this feature just isn't surfaced very well ... But I don't understand why this isn't facebook's biggest priority, to make their extremely robust permissions system easier to use. As lame as it was in gen
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by CodeCube 9y ago
Remote working needs to become a standard practice. It's the only way to escape the neverending rise in housing in places like SF, and give people the ability and stability to settle down in a place they love, raise a family, and inv
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by CodeCube 10y ago
... yet ;) These things have a way of being impossible until they are not. It used to be impossible to communicate with someone a great distance away, then we invented the telegraph. It used to be impossible to see someone at a great distan
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by CodeCube 10y ago
Wow, ton of memories being dredged up by this post and the comments ... good times :) I often think back to that time period. He mentions that there was no concept of social networks back then, but IMO he's totally wrong. I mean, obvio
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by CodeCube 10y ago
The pithy response is of course, "Exercise improves health. In other news, water is wet". But of course that's too simplistic ... this kind of research is awesome. Anything that can help us understand these mechanisms are one
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by CodeCube 10y ago
Yeah, but then you have to go get in your car, drive to the corner store, get out, wait in line, browse to find your movie, pay, get back in my car, drive back home. Ugh! I know I know, #firstworldproblems ... but some markets like where I
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by CodeCube 10y ago
> The very gifted kids are going to isolate themselves from the dumb people as quickly as they can as soon as they can no matter what you do. This is quite an anecdote you've got there ... cause in my experience (gifted, and in gift
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by CodeCube 10y ago
cue the music!
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by CodeCube 10y ago
Can we just not? I'd prefer to avoid all that mess again ... hopefully, like the ever-impending tech bubble (ie. .com 2.0), the threat of a bubble will temper investors enough to slow growth to healthy-ish levels
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by CodeCube 10y ago
Similar in Manhattan ... every intersection has large signs that say, "Don't Block the Box". Driving there has made me more conscientious when driving in other areas that don't seem to enforce this at all.

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